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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Interactive 3D sine-wave sculpture in p5.js/WebGL with live controls.
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An interactive 3D sine-wave sculpture made with p5.js in WebGL. It's adapted from Colorful Coding's Sine Wave sketch and adds automatic rotation, mouse-drag rotation, zoom, a responsive canvas, and sliders that reshape the geometry in real time.
Credit: based on the Sine Wave sketch from the Colorful Coding channel.
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